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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
2
The Dairy Expert warns of strained butter supplies and rising prices from wartime effects. A shift toward margarine may grow as dairy producers seek safer markets, with New South Wales and New Zealand facing trials in butter grading and export quality amid high European demand and future war outcomes.
A year old field trial by Mr F L Therem in the wheat land shows liming of lime at a cost of 0/54 to 12/ yields increasing from 4 to 4 bushels per acre. Net gain over unlimed land is 1/ to 2/0, with higher returns than anticipated but payback uncertain.
The bulletin previews citrus cultivation in New South Wales detailing best varieties, suitable conditions, and cultivation methods. It covers packing and marketing of fruit, production of lemon products, and related insect and fumigation topics across 26 pages for commercial growers.
The article discusses how orange trees in California show clear variation in fruit quality. It cites Washington Navel versus the Te dard type and notes some trees consistently yield high grade fruit while others produce inferior crops. It argues grafting can replace poor trees with superior ones and highlights Professor Holden endorsing selection and grafting as a path to stronger yields.
The article discusses naval warfare shifts in World War I with submarines and torpedoes altering sea control. It notes the Grand Fleet’s endurance, German devices, and the evolving balance of power as ships and strategies adapt to new threats.
The article explains honey bee robbing behavior and how to prevent it during honey flow. It urges quick hive sealing after frames are exposed and removal of any attractants. It notes robber bees attack entrances, fight outside, and can spread robbing through the apiary if unchecked.
A historical critique argues Germany faces a cash squeeze as Treasury notes fail to maintain value. It discusses potential moves to seize metal wealth from upper-class households and melt down precious metals for government scrip, warning of broader economic turmoil and possible European responses.
The Paris correspondent recalls a tragic wartime coincidence. Remy, a sergeant and husband to a Paris violinist, died in motion after sending her a warning telegram. The scene shifts to Betty and Captain Montgomery at a lakeside gathering as they navigate friendship, love, and impending separation amid wartime strain.
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